Routledge Handbook of EU Copyright Law

Eleonora Rosati is Professor of Intellectual Property Law and Director of the Institute for Intellectual Property and Market Law (IFIM) at Stockholm University, Guest Professor at CEIPI-University of Strasbourg, Research Associate at EDHEC Business School, Associate of CIPIL-University of Cambridge (UK), and Of Counsel at Bird & Bird.

• Preface – 30 years of EU copyright lawEleonora RosatiSection I – The law and policy of the EU copyright harmonization projectChapter 1 – The competence and rationale of EU copyright harmonizationAna RamalhoChapter 2 - Fundamental rights in EU copyright law: An overview Tito RendasChapter 3 - The desirability of unification of European copyright lawTatiana-Eleni SynodinouSection II – Copyright and related rights: when does and should protection arise?Chapter 4 – The authorial works protectable by copyrightJustine PilaChapter 5 – The Cofemel revolution – originality, equality and neutralityMarianne LevinChapter 6 – The new related right for press publishers: what way forward?Silvia ScalziniSection III – The scope of exclusive rights and liability for the doing of unauthorized actsChapter 7 – The right of reproductionCaterina SgangaChapter 8 – The distribution right and its exhaustionOle-Andreas RognstadChapter 9 - The EU right of communication to the public – Still looking for a good link Justin KooChapter 10 – Primary and accessory liability in EU copyright lawChristina AngelopoulosChapter 11 – Proving copyright protection and infringement: lessons from the CJEUJulien CabaySection IV – The state of copyright exceptions and limitationsChapter 12 – Quotation under EU copyright lawStavroula Karapapa Chapter 13 – Exceptions as users’ rights?Maurizio BorghiChapter 14 - On the wax or wane? The influence of fundamental rights in shaping exceptions and limitations Sabine JacquesChapter 15 – Artificial intelligence and text and data mining: a copyright carolAlain Strowel and Rossana DucatoChapter 16 – The treatment of humour in US copyright law with a comparative glance at the EU Bill PatryChapter 17 – The nature and content of the three-step test in EU copyright law: a reappraisalDaniël JongsmaSection V – Copyright enforcement: the technological and cross-border dimensionsChapter 18 – Website blocking under EU copyright lawJan Bernd NordemannChapter 19 – Location, location, location! Copyright content moderation at non-content layersSebastian Felix SchwemerChapter 20 – Jurisdiction and choice of law in online copyright cases Lydia LundstedtChapter 21 – Enforcement of European rights on a global scaleGiancarlo FrosioSection VI – The Court of Justice of the European UnionChapter 22 – The multifaceted influence of the Advocates General on the Court of Justice’s copyright case law: legal secretaries, literature and language Estelle DerclayeChapter 23 – Rationales and litigation strategy of the French government before the CJEU in copyright casesDaniel SegoinChapter 24 – A comparison of the interpretive fingerprint of the CJEU and the US Supreme Court in copyright lawFrederic Blockx